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#7 throw away to do list.
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i recently quit cigs. on the weekends i like watching football outside. in the past i would do so while chain smoking and drinking. in an effort not to relapse, i am looking for a mild cigar recommendation. i am near a cigar shop so i should be able to located most brands/styles. hoping to stay around the $10< mark. thanks.
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Not Bam Bam.

But suggest you go on to www.cigarbid.com and click on SAMPLERS.

All ranges of sizes available at reasonable prices. Sampler quantities of 5 - 20. All sizes, diameter and length. Good brands:

5 Vegas
CAO
Drew Estate
Gurkha
La Aurora
Perdomo
Rocky Patel
Romeo y Julieta
and many, many more
and many samplers with mixed brands.

Not associated with Cigar Bid, but a customer for many years. :cool:
As John Wayne once said: "Life's tough. It's even tougher if you're stupid."
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Good time of year to start smoking cigars. Cigars are like any premium hedonistic product. The fun is smoking alot of different things and figuring out what you like. I have never smoked a cigarette in it life, so I am not sure what you are looking for in the transition. I generally prefer a shorter, fatter cigar. But if you are chain smoking, a longer thinner cigar might be what you want. Anyway the two brands I would start with are Rocky Patel and CAO. If you settle on a longer thinner cigar, Burkhas are good for that style.
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